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..... information is being that ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ __________ which may commit breach of peace or disturb the public tranquility or do any wrongful act which may probably occasion a breach of peace or disturb the public tranquility within the local limit of my jurisdiction. 1 am satisfied ..... v. commissioner of police (supra) observed that the position in delhi was even worse . after noticing that delhi was governed by the delhi police act, 1978 ( dpa ) which was in force since 1st july, 1978, it noticed that section 70 of the dpa authorized the central government to ..... to all the sems, dlsa, delhi judicial academy, the lg, the principal secretary (home), principal secretary (law), the law secretary to immediate act upon the directions issued.74. the court expresses its appreciation of the competent presentation of the case by the... petitioner mr. aldanish rein and .....
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..... excluding from the ambit of appeal, orders passed under chapter ix of the crpc, the remedy against such orders has been specifically provided under section 19(4) of the act and thus clearly, a criminal revision would be maintainable.21. thus the remedy against order impugned in cm(m) no.1109/2018 is of criminal revision. cm(m) ..... chapter ix of the crpc.14. the division bench of this court in manish aggarwal supra further held:-"(i) that the legislature, in section 19(1) of the family courts act, has used the expression interlocutory order as distinct from intermediary order ; (ii) that supreme court, in shah babulal khimji vs. jayaben d. kania (1981) 4 scc (interpreting the ..... parte judgment and decree dated 30th july, 1991 of dissolution of marriage of parties therein by a decree of divorce under section 13(1)(ib) of the hindu marriage act.10. though the registry of this court did not raise any objection as to maintainability of fao no.431/2018, but i have enquired from the counsel for the .....
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..... excluding from the ambit of appeal, orders passed under chapter ix of the crpc, the remedy against such orders has been specifically provided under section 19(4) of the act and thus clearly, a criminal revision would be maintainable.21. thus the remedy against order impugned in cm(m) no.1109/2018 is of criminal revision. cm(m) ..... chapter ix of the crpc.14. the division bench of this court in manish aggarwal supra further held:-"(i) that the legislature, in section 19(1) of the family courts act, has used the expression interlocutory order as distinct from intermediary order ; (ii) that supreme court, in shah babulal khimji vs. jayaben d. kania (1981) 4 scc (interpreting the ..... parte judgment and decree dated 30th july, 1991 of dissolution of marriage of parties therein by a decree of divorce under section 13(1)(ib) of the hindu marriage act.10. though the registry of this court did not raise any objection as to maintainability of fao no.431/2018, but i have enquired from the counsel for the .....
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..... first appellant (hereafter cadila ). the applications filed by cadila sought recall of the cci s order dated 17.11.2015 under section 26(1) of the competition act, 2002 ( the act hereafter). those directions regard were that in the course of investigation, if involvement of any other party is found, the dg shall investigate the conduct of such other ..... 41 (2) and 36 (2). in such event, the essential jurisdiction of the body is without authority of law, which renders fatal its entire proceeding: counsel cited coal india v ananta saha 2011 (5) scc142 v.d. roy v state of kerala 2000 (8) scc590and of the south african supreme court, reported as woodlands lpa no ..... the facts are revealed and bring to light information about concerns and organizations or individuals who enter into agreements or arrangements, prohibited by section 3 of the act, the dg acts within his power to include them in the report that he may furnish to the cci.28. cci s counsel submitted that reliance placed on the judgment .....
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..... order dated 3rd may 2016 issued by the ministry of corporate affairs ( mca ), government of india under section 212 (1) (c) of the companies act, 2013 ( companies act ) which directed investigation into not only the affairs of bsl and bspl but thirteen other group companies, twelve of bspl and one of bsl. the transactions ..... event, therefore, this would not impact the maintainability of this petition which inter alia challenges the constitutional validity of section 212 (6) and (8) companies act in the present petition, which challenge can be considered only by a division bench of this court.70. accordingly, the preliminary objections of the... respondents as to ..... ) on completion of the investigation, the serious fraud investigation office shall submit the investigation report to the central government. (13) notwithstanding anything contained in this act or in any other law for the time being in force, a copy of the investigation report may be obtained by any person concerned by making an .....
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..... authority of the central government or a railway administration, or in wp(c) 5217/2017 & connected matters page 13 of 218 relation to a mine, oil-field or major port, or any corporation established by [a central act]., the central government, and (ii) in relation to any other scheduled employment, the state government; xxx xxx xxx (e) "employer" ..... that the minimum wages fixed are only for mica works and not for mica mines, and mica mines are not included in the meaning of mica works as used in the schedule of the act and, therefore, minimum wages could not be fixed for workers in mica mines. 350. the judgment of the court which was penned by then chief justice ..... the notification dated 29th march, 1952, fixing minimum rates of wages in certain scheduled employments including mica mines is of no force and effect. (emphasis by us) the purpose of the constitution of such committee under section 5 of the mw act, 1948 has to be considered in the light of the role of the committee or the advisory .....
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..... )laxmi bai patel vs. shyam kumar patel [jt2002(3) sc409 61. as per the webster's third new international dictionary, volume ii, the term 'maintenance' means the act of providing means of support for someone, the provisions supplies, or funds needed to live on. in words and phrases, volume 26, the term 'maintenance' means sustenance, ..... 37 the employment of the respondent was lost and thereafter respondent is neither gainfully employed nor having any source of income, therefore, the petitioner by her own act and conduct is not entitled for the maintenance. counsel for the respondent further submitted that the respondent right now is in india without having any job. the ..... instant revision petition is preferred by the petitioner- reema salkan under sectionscr.p.c. read with section 482 cr.p.c. and section 19 of the family court act, 1984 against the impugned order dated 28.01.2015 passed by the learned additional principal judge, family courts north, rohini, delhi in petition no.3unique case i .....
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..... ... petitioners had been prosecuted for the admitted patent violations of statutory provisions inter-alia as laid down under the regulations, provisions of the delhi municipal corporation act, 1957 in addition to violating the duty owed towards every visitor under common law, in the capacity of being an "occupier", as detailed in sushil ..... to prove crl.m.c22082015, 2209/ 2015 & 3480/2015 page 102 of 142 the that... petitioner caused the incident by committing any criminally negligent or rash act. at the most, the... petitioner maybe held responsible for civil negligence. further, in sushil ansal's case, manmohan uniyal, the gatekeeper, was convicted for the ..... . gauri rishi vide her complaint to the commissioner of police. pertinently only general allegations of negligence against management and staff of hyatt and no specific overt act is attributed to the... petitioner herein. admittedly, ms. gauri rishi is not an eyewitness and only reached the spot subsequently and as stated earlier did .....
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..... part ii, chapter iv titled admission under special circumstances .85. in this context, it requires to be noticed that the mha replaced the earlier indian lunacy act, 1912 ( ila ) which had become outdated. parliament acknowledged that mental illness was a curable conidtion and that the attitude of society towards persons suffering mental illness ..... declared to be a fundamental right. nor have we tagged the provisions of part iii with an alpha suffixed right of privacy: this is not an act of judicial redrafting. dignity cannot exist without privacy. both reside within the inalienable values of life, liberty and freedom which the constitution has recognised. privacy ..... to their hospital for necessary medical assessment and medical treatment. accordingly, i was provided with the contract details of almas ambulance services and subsequently i had acted as per the advice of the doctor. 16. z s father goes on to state in his affidavit that cimbs maintains an operational connection with an .....
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..... it. 106. the law commissioner in its 152nd report relating to custodial crimes while reiterating the recommendation of inclusion of section 114b in the evidence act, further recommended legislative changes penalizing the refusal of officers recording information regarding cognizable offence and also recommended the formation of an alternative judicial crl.a. ..... offences are different, thereby demanding appreciation of evidence from the perspective relevant to such ingredients. the trial court in that view of the matter acted mechanically for it framed an additional charge under section 302 ipc without adverting to the evidence adduced in the case and simply on the basis ..... in food inspector, ernakulam and another v. p.s. sreenivasa shenoy, (2000) 6 scc348 the respondent was charged under the prevention of food adulteration act, 1954 had contended that the giving of fresh report by subsequent analyst about the adulteration of food warranted fresh sanction/consent, which was rejected by the .....
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